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E-grāmata: Labor Relations in Globalized Food

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From the sessions Labor Relations in Agri-Food at the 13th World Congress of Rural Sociology, held during July 2012 in Lisbon, Portugal, 12 papers examine the exploitation of labor to produce food for the world market and the resistance to such exploitation. Among the topics are globalization and change in labor relations in fruit regions of Brazil and Argentina, labor relations and issues in the poultry sector in Mexico, from workers' cooperative to hired-labor farm: accommodating to global market pressures in Slovak post-socialist agriculture, a comparative analysis of adaptation and resistance among family farmers in Argentina and Columbia, and effects of the division of labor on the distribution of fresh produce in Argentina. Distributed in North America by Turpin Distribution. Annotation ©2014 Ringgold, Inc., Portland, OR (protoview.com)
List Of Contributors
ix
Acknowledgment xi
Introduction xiii
Alessandro Bonanno
Josefa Salete Barbosa Cavalcanti
PART I LABOR USE, MOBILITY, CONTROL, CONTRACTING AND COOPERATIVES IN GLOBAL AGRI-FOOD
Chapter 1 Globalization And Change In Labor Relations In Fruit Regions Of Brazil And Argentina
3(30)
Josefa Salete Barbosa Cavalcanti
Monica Isabel Bendini
Chapter 2 Restructuring Global Labor Markets: Recruitment Agencies And Work Relations In The Wild Berry Commodity Chain
33(24)
Charlotta Hedberg
Chapter 3 Capitalization Strategies And Labor In Agricultural Machinery Contractors In Argentina
57(18)
Jose Muzlera
Chapter 4 Labor Relations And Issues In The Poultry Sector In Mexico
75(18)
Gilberto Aboites
Francisco Martinez
Chapter 5 Petty Commodity Production In The Neoliberal Phase Of Global Capitalism: The Case Of Grape Production In Canakkale
93(22)
Burcu Saka
Chapter 6 From Workers' Cooperative To Hired-Labor Farm: Accommodating To Global Market Pressures In Slovak Post-Socialist Agriculture
115(30)
Jana Lindbloom
PART II LABOR RELATIONS AND RESISTANCE IN THE VALUE CHAIN: PRODUCTION, PROCESSING AND RETAILING
Chapter 7 Agriculture With Or Without Farmers: A Comparative Analysis Of Adaptation And Resistance Among Family Farmers In Argentina And Colombia
145(22)
Sandra Lucia Fonseca Santanilla
Carolina Carvajal Castro
Chapter 8 State And Regulation Of Labor Relations In The Sugarcane Fields Of Brazil
167(26)
Maria Aparecida de Moraes Silva
Marilda Aparecida Menezes
Jadir Damido Ribeiro
Chapter 9 Labor, Gender, And Political Conflicts In The Global Agri-Food System: The Case Of The Agri-Export Model In Murcia, Spain
193(22)
Andres Pedreno
Elena Gadea
Carlos de Castro
Chapter 10 Effects Of The Division Of Labor On The Distribution Of Fresh Produce: The Case Of Argentina
215(32)
Alberto Arce
Maria Laura Viteri
Monica Mateos
Chapter 11 The Processing Of Palm Oil In Chiapas, Mexico: Resistance And Alternatives
247(22)
Hector B. Fletes-Ocon
Alessandro Bonanno
Chapter 12 Conclusions: Labor Between Exploitation And Resistance
269(22)
Josefa Salete Barbosa Cavalcanti
Alessandro Bonanno
About The Authors 291